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A Midnight Toast in Bologna: Ring in New Year with Italian Flair!

A Snapshot of New Year’s Eve in Bologna Bologna’s New Year’s Eve is not defined by a single event, but by a sequence of moments that unfold naturally across the city. This article captures how Capodanno is typically experienced in Bologna, drawing on traditions and celebrations that repeat year after year. Before Midnight: Streets, Food, […]

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Parmaschinken hängen zum Reifen in einem Reifekeller in Langhirano bei Parma
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Festival del Prosciutto di Parma: What to Expect and How to Visit

Every September, the town of Langhirano in the hills south of Parma hosts the Festival del Prosciutto di Parma — the annual celebration of Italy’s most famous cured ham. The festival typically runs over two weekends in early-to-mid September, with the main attraction being Finestre Aperte (Open Doors), when certified prosciutto factories open to visitors

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Caseifici Aperti: A Guide to the Open Dairies Parmigiano Reggiano Event

Caseifici Aperti — Open Dairies — is an annual event held each October across the Parmigiano Reggiano production zone, which spans the provinces of Parma, Reggio Emilia, Modena, Mantua, and Bologna. For one weekend, the working dairies open their doors to visitors, running guided tours of the production process from the morning milk delivery through

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Casa Maria Luigia exterior at night with illuminated facade and sculpture, Modena
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Al Gatto Verde di Modena: The Evolving Passion of Massimo Bottura

Al Gatto Verde di Casa Maria Luigia is Massimo Bottura’s restaurant set within the grounds of his Casa Maria Luigia estate near Modena. Led by chef Jessica Rosval, it occupies a different register from Osteria Francescana: quieter, more reflective, rooted in Emilian ingredients but filtered through a personal and international perspective. The Region: Emilia-Romagna Parmigiano

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